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Oct 19, 2013 108 Replies

Yet fifty years of hoping that a hurricane wouldn't hit them didn't help much. The NE is no different.

Recent research? I'm only going on what I've seen with my own eyes, So I could easily be as wrong about this as Jim is about guns in Arizona.

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A country that makes tanks can make trucks if it has too. Also as said before much of the aid to Russia was paid for with hard currency and were not 'gifts'.

I used to live right on the 17th Street Canal. The levee was my running path, including the point of failure.

Ironically, IIRC, the failure was caused by the corrugated steel vertical "reinforcements" they were driving into the earthen banks the last time I visited, as those re-directed the normal, ordinary seepage into a concentrated flow that undermined and ejected...the reinforcements. Then, all hell broke loose.

Cheers,

James

There should have been some sort of locks at the Lake Pointchartrain levee. Or no canal at all.

Mandatory reading for anyone who lives near the Mississippi is "Rising Tide" by John Barry. Read while listening to Randy Newman singing "Louisiana 1927"

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maybe they should have asked the Dutch to help them, even the Italians have managed to come up with a system of gates to protect Venice

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Wrong.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

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The stuff I saw was from about the time of the last major SF quake. Quite interesting.

You've seen 100 story skyscrapers fall during an earthquake?

What is he wrong about? No permit is needed in AZ. What's not to like?

We don't have them that big here. To my way of thinking if there's structural damage that can't be repaired economically it was effectively destroyed.

There's not much left of central Chirstchurch. there was only two major modern buildings collapse in the earthquake , but most of the remainder have since been demolished.

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